Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

 the sea Is rough and it will be difficult to get near her.
 LONDON. April 1S.-It is reported thai the English steamer has toundered of
 Bonifacin, Corsica, and inst lj0 lives
 were lost.
 Cmc.Go. April ls.-In the city all
 The whrs: markets began this morning under free offerings for May delivery
 Tie starting price for May was one half lower, at eIghty-four cents, with few sales at four and one-quarter. The market held steady until ten o'clock when free selling began and sharp break to eighty-twO and hslt occurred. The offerings were very large and all way down. The marke: is still very nervous and May Is now a. two and three-qdsrters. The morning session witnessed slight fluctuations from the opening figures, but closed at tue same price on which 1t opened for both Op- tloEs named
 LONDON, April 1S.-A five hne whip published today urges the conservatives tO attend the meeting of the commons 10 night SO as to be on hand to vote for the Irish crimes sct amendment bill. The members began to drop m tO the house at an unusually early hour to-day ID order 0 secnre seats the belief being that another scene similar to that of | Friday night will occur during the evenings session.
 | SAN FRISCIsCO,-The effects of the break ID wheat at Chicago was but | siIEhtly fe!t here. The news WAS re- | celycd before the opening of the regular morning session of the produce eX- change and the dispatch quoting May at S2 8 was querled. Private dispatches, however confirm the quotation and as- | signed as R cause the rains in the south and west. Although the break worked considerable comment, no uneasine-s was shown by the bulls Wm. Dershbach. who IS credited with being the leader in the | bull movement, was seen by an assO- ciated press reporter, and stated that the | Chicago market would not affect the | local market, as the condition of things | here were evidently not understood in | the east. A slight decline might come, | but none of any great extent. II WAS | asked regarding his alleged mRnipulR- | ton of the market and for the bull inter ests, and dauntingly replied, "whst's the use of my denying that & corner IS be- | ing created here? am tired of making these denlals. The prices as I have be- fore stated, are based on facts relating | 10 the crop. In R week or 10 days I | will be able to give you more definite | information. Until then I have noth- | in2 further to say. He then added some | people claim there are 100000 tons of wheat m this state, say there are not | more than iG0,OO0, and G0.O00 or 70O0U | will be consumed here, which ylli leave | 100000 tons or less for export. You will | find this Is correct when the time comes" When ihe coll session opened the market was very quiet; buyer 1887, | opened at l96IS, being declined one | eighth from Saturdays close; buyers season, .S45s, decline of one quarter from Saturdays.
 LONDON. April 16.-The government ! has ordered the customs officials to Ob- serve strict watch over ships arriving from AmerIcsn or European points with a view to prevent the landing of dyna- miters.
 The conservative Irish members O; the house of commons and the officials of the house me. last night after ad- l iOurnment of the house ard effected an ] understanding with the government to have the sCspesiOn of Healey rescinded on Monday next. Hesley spent a gres. deal of time ID the house of commons library today, searching for precedents covering his case. He declares that the entire party are prepared 10 follow his example. Ten liberals unIOnIsts, voted with the Tories last night tO sus- pend Heaiey, and 21 Gladstone liberals voted with the FsrDellites.
 SAS OSoFRE CREEK. Cal, April 16.- A storm has thrown vast quantities of marine vegetation up from the sea, GOV ering the shore for miles, from four to six feet deep. Evidences are apparent of some grcst submarine disturbance.
 Dead fish, whales sharks and turtles of immense size are strewn along the shore, There are monstrOus sharks, the largest one ten feet in length.
 GLOBE, A. T.. April 16.-The man ar rested here on the l2th inst, on suspic- ion Of being WillIsm Springer, the Col ton wife murderer, Is believed to be the
 party wanted. He gives the name of Henry Knith, and for several days ke maintained Q sullen reserve. To-day be awakeued, and reCited to the Sheriff
 that the printed description of the mur- derer sent out by the Sheriff of San
 Bernardino county Is intended for him,
 but that it is 0 case of mistaken identity,
 be having been in Col'ou few days be- fore the murder, but not when the crime
 WAS committed. His uneasy demesDor and contradictory statements lead ! strongly to the belief that be IS guilty
 Of some great crime. His self-pOsses
 sion when first arrested has given place
 to ,rsp:dstiOD and fear.
 NHw YORK, April lj.-TO-morrov { 1 World will have long account uDrsvel- ins Hallway mystery. The reported
 victim is Anna Christine Larsen, 6 Danish girl who arrived at Castle Gar
 den on the 2nd of March last. Her
 body wbs identified by Count De Selsky, Polish refugee who had known her
 well m Denmark. A former lover of tbe girl, who had been working on 6 farm uear the scene of the murder left IS job two days before the crime was committed and was not seen afterwards
 IL was known that the girl had threat
 ened him for a wrong done formerly
 and had come to this country with tho
 object of finding him.
 BoGBAY, April 6.-Intelligence hsi ! been FENtAFfu A4FAE AhNN n wy tA AAAN Amoer of AfghsnIstsL's troops made , Uisht attack On force of GhiliZis rebell and killed 200 of them. Several villages 2 in Inc disturbed districts of AfghanistsI 3 have been destroyed by fire. 4 numbe of other tribes thsn the Ghiliziss Er, Q joining in the rebellion against the an . thoritS O! the Ameer.
 lis reported that the Russians Br
 moving by slow stages toward Sulhesr
 which place IS about 40 miles north west Of Herst
 PIrrsBUR6, Pa, April l6.-Is is quit !, probable that a hearing will be held Il D the cases of the Panhandle robber: . More than ope-hslt of the prisoner l have already waived preliminary e1
 animation for q court trial, and it IS be
 lieved that the others will take the sam $ Dction. This will enable the defendant ' to get their cases before the grand !ur | in time for the present term Of cour Within the past twenty-four hours l. number of the prisoners have made vol '' untsry confessions 10 the attorneys e inc company, but the nature of the dii
 closures has not been gwen to the pull ' r.. Ta .- ,f,1rnaI b0EQyar that the